St. Augustine handles shade better than other warm-season grasses but still needs 6-7 hours sun. Dwarf varieties (Amerishade, Bitterblue, Classic, Delmar, Seville) perform best in partial shade. Floralawn and Floratam fail in shade.
Thick, healthy St. Augustine outcompetes most weeds. Thinning invites invasion.
Weed/grub/chinch bug/fungicide combos often worsen problems. Cultural management first. Extension-verified ID before any treatment.
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